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Watch full highlights of the Philadelphia Eagles’ 38-35 Week 1 win over the Detroit Lions.
The Eagles blew a 17-point lead and barely escaped Detroit with a 38-35 victory over the Lions in the season opener for both teams.
Philadelphia dominated offensively, as Jalen Hurts accounted for almost 400-yards, and A.J. Brown logged ten catches for 155-yards on the day.
The Eagles’ defense was a different story, allowing 144 rushing yards to D’Andre Swift and surrendering 35 points on the road.
Check out the complete YouTube highlights courtesy of the NFL above.
Highlights from Day 1 of Philadelphia Eagles training camp practice
The Eagles returned to the NovaCare Complex on Tuesday for the first day of training camp practices, with the team taking part in a high-intensity workout that lasted about an hour.
Jalen Hurts looked sharp, while star wide receiver A.J. Brown made his on-field debut to the delight of several young kids in attendance.
With the team taking part in a walk-through on Thursday, here are highlights from day one at training camp.
Watch: Highlights from Phase One of Philadelphia Eagles offseason workouts
The Eagles are engulfed in Phase Two of the team’s offseason workout program and expectations are high after the arrival of Haason Reddick, Kyzir White, Zach Pascal, Jordan Davis, Nakobe Dean, Kyron Johnson, and most importantly, A.J. Brown at wide receiver.
With the team preparing for OTAs and training camp, here are highlights from Phase One of the program and onfield work as the team entered Phase Two.
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If you missed the Chargers’ win over the Eagles on Sunday, catch up on all of the best plays with this highlight reel.
After dropping their last two games, the Chargers bounced back with a victory over the Eagles, led by a phenomenal performance from quarterback Justin Herbert.
Herbert finished 32 of 38 for 356 yards with three touchdowns and a completion percentage of 84.2.
Wide receiver Keenan Allen found his groove after being quiet the past few games, catching 12 of his 13 targets for 104 yards.
It wasn’t the prettiest defensively, but the offense kept Los Angeles alive throughout the game.
Check out highlights from the game in the video player below.
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